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My Spelling Workbook Teachers Guide (Book D)
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Unit 1or, er, en, on
Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘or’,‘er’,‘en’or
‘on’torepresentasound(phoneme)attheendofaword.
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘read’and‘goes’.
Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.
• Breakeachwordintosyllables;i.e.sud/den/ly(eachsyllablemustcontainavowel[inlythereisnovowel,thereisstillavowelsound]).
• Discusshowsomewordshavedoubleconsonantstokeeptheprecedingvowelshort.
• Sortthelistwordstothegraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Dictation 1. Thespectatorwatchedhissisterlowertheredcottonsailsand
racethebetterboattothefinishingline.
2. ThedoctormadeanerrorwhenhereadthereportandmissedthesmallbrokenboneinJim’sfoot.
3. Ihopethelessongoeswellwhenthevisitorcomestotheschool.
4. Thesailorsuddenlyfoundwaterrushingintohisboatandgoodreasontogetinthelifeboat.
5. Whennumberelevenwasopenedandsearched,thepolicefoundthatthepersontherehadhiddenthepoisonthatkilledallthelocalcats.
Answers
List Words Word Building
visitor visitors,visit,visits,visited,visiting
doctor doctors
error errors
sailor sailors,sailorly,sail,sails,sailed,sailing
spectator spectators
water waters,watered,watering,watery
number numbers,numbered,numbering
lower lowers,lowered,lowering,low,lowest
sister sisters,sisterly
better best,bettered
eleven eleventh
opened open,opens,opening,openly,opener,openness
broken break,breaks,broke,breaking,breakable,breakage
hidden hid,hide,hides,hiding
suddenly sudden,suddenness
lesson lessons
reason reasons,reasoned,reasoning,reasonable,unreasonable
person persons,personal,personally,personality,personalities,personable
poison poisons,poisoned,poisoning,poisonous
cotton cottons
read reads,reading,read
goes go,going,gone
Revision Words Word Building
chew chews,chewing,chewed
few fewer,fewest
due dues
clue clues
spoon spoons,spoonful,spoonfuls
bathroom bathrooms
comic comics,comical
picnic picnics,picnicking,picnicked
should —
work works,working,worked
1. (a) goes (b) opened(c) lower (d) better(e) suddenly(f) sister
2. (a) eleven (b) lesson(c) poison (d) better(e) error (f) reason
3. Across
5. better 7. error 8. broken 12. cotton 13. person 14. visitor 17. lesson 19. read 20. suddenly21. spectator
Down
1. number 2. hidden 3. water 4. eleven 6. lower 9. doctor 10. goes 11. opened 13. poison 15. sailor 16. reason 21. sister
4. (a) sail (b) spectate(c) go (d) low(e) hide (f) break(g) open (h) good
5. (a) sister,better (b) should,doctor (c) spectator,error
(d) work,lesson
6. (a) terror (b) crew(c) glue (d) spectacles(e) blister
7. sailor,comic
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9. (a) read (b) bathroom,spoon
(c) eleven (d) due,few
10. (a) work (b) lower(c) clue (d) reason(e) chew (f) water
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Unit 2 f, lf, fe, irregular plurals
Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonwordsthatendwiththegraphemes‘f’,‘lf’or
‘fe’,andirregular plurals.
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘large’and‘does’.
Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.Brainstormtolist
otherwordsthatendwith‘f’,‘lf’or‘fe’.
• Discussthepluralwordsandanypartsthatmaycausethemdifficulty.Identifythesingularformofeachword.
Rules • Tomakesomewordsendingwith‘f’,‘lf’,or‘fe’plural,the
‘f’ischangedto‘v’and‘es’isadded.• Whenasuffixbeginningwithavowelisaddedtosome
wordsendingwith‘f’,‘lf’or‘fe’the‘f’ischangedto‘v’andthesuffixisadded.
• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsendingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforethesuffix.
Dictation 1. Women,children,geeseandoxenwerenotsafefromthewolf
withsharpteeth.
2. Theelfwiththeorangescarfandverylargefeetsatontheleafandwasjustmissedbythehoofofthecalf.
3. Doesgolftakeupmorethanhalfofhislife?
4. Dicethebeefintocubesandcookitforanhour,thenputitontheshelftocool,saidhiswife.
Answers
List Words Word Building
hoof hoovesorhoofs
leaf leaves,leafy
beef —
scarf scarvesorscarfs
elf elves
golf golfer,golfing
wolf wolves
shelf shelves
half halves,halved,halving
calf calves
safe safer,safest,safes
wife wives
life lives,live,lived,living
oxen ox
geese goose
dice die
children child
women woman
teeth tooth
feet foot
large larger,largest
does do,doing,did,done
Revision Words Word Building
love loves,loving,loved
oven ovens
other others,otherwise
Monday —
onion onions
front fronts,fronting,fronted
luck luckless,lucky,luckier,luckiest
shock shocks,shocking,shocked
Ireland Irish,Irishman,Irishmen,Irishwoman,Irishwomen
March —
1. (a) foot (b) goose(c) tooth (d) child(e) ox (f) woman(g) die
2. (a) safe (b) large(c) beef (d) does(e) dice (f) golf(g) shelf
3. Across
1. wolf 5. children 7. geese 9. shelf 10. leaf 11. half 12. oxen 13. feet 16. women 17. life 18. elf
Down
2. large 3. dice 4. beef 6. does 7. golf 8. safe 9. scarf 11. hoof 14. teeth 15. calf 16. wife
4. (a) wives(b) scarves/scarfs
(c) halves(d) hooves/hoofs(e) shelves (f) wolves
5. (a) Thechildrenhadashockwhentheysawthewolf.
(b) WhatgoodlucktobeinIrelandonMonday17thMarch.
(c) Thefarmer’swifetookthegeesetomarkettosell.
6. (a) golf (b) elf(c) teeth (d) shelf
7. (a) front (b) wife(c) love (d) safe(e) life (f) children
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9. (a) loft,left,lift,life(b) hill,hall,halt,half
10. (a) oven (b) wife(c) calf (d) scarf(e) live
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Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonwordsthathavesilent letters.
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘pretty’and‘animal’.
Teaching Points• Identifythesilentletterineachword.
• Identifyanyotherdifficultpartsofeachword.
• Brainstormtolistotherwordswithsilentlettersandsortthemintogroups.
Rules • Doubletheconsonanttokeeptheprecedingvowelsound
short.• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomost
wordsendingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforethesuffix.
Dictation 1. Thistleandwhistle,andcalmandpalmrhyme,butwhat
rhymeswithknuckle?
2. Ihatetolistentomydadwhenhestartstocondemnandtalkaboutanimalcruelty.
3. Intheautumnweoftentakeaboatoutonthelochtoseetheprettyswansbuildanest.
4. Shehadwrittenaletterofcomplaintafterslippingonthespiltyoghurt,asshesprainedherwristandcouldn’tknit.
5. Wesangapsalm,thenIhadthehonouroflayingthewreathonthealtar,whereIhadtobowmyheadandbendoneknee.
Answers
Unit 3Silent Letters
1. (a) often,listen,thistle,whistle
(b) knuckle,knit,knee (c) psalm,palm,calm (d) condemn,autumn (e) rhyme,yoghurt,honour,
loch (f) build (g) written,wreath,wrist
2. Across
1. rhyme 5. build 7. knuckle 9. written 10. thistle 15. listen 16. loch 17. psalm 18. animal 19. honour
Down
2. yoghurt 3. wrist 4. pretty 6. often 7. knee 8. knit 9. whistle 11. autumn 12. condemn 13. wreath 14. calm 17. palm
3. listens,listening,listened builds,building,built knots,knotting,knotted
rhymes,rhyming,rhymed writes,writing,written Rule1:e,i Rule2:t Rule3:built
4. (a) whistle (b) while(c) palm (d) psalm(e) which (f) condemn(g) loch (h) wreath(i) apply
5. (a) often (b) animal(c) supply (d) right
6. pretty,condemn,tried
7. (a) tried,listen,whistle,while (b) cried,knee,knuckle
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9. (a) knit,pretty(b) build,loch(c) animal,autumn(d) tried,psalm(e) listen,cried
10. (a) written (b) which(c) knee (d) rhyme(e) high (f) build(g) right (h) animal
List Words Word Building
knuckle knuckles
knit knits,knitted,knitting
knee knees
rhyme rhymes,rhymed,rhyming
yoghurt yoghurts
honour honours,honouring,honoured
loch lochs
build builds,building,built,builder
written write,writes,wrote,writing
wreath wreaths
wrist wrists
psalm psalms
palm palms
calm calmer,calmest,calms,calming,calmed
often —
listen listens,listened,listening,listener
thistle thistles
whistle whistles,whistled,whistling
condemn condemns,condemned,condemning,condemnation
autumn autumns,autumnal
pretty prettier,prettiest,prettily,prettiness
animal animals
Revision Words Word Building
alive
thank thanks,thanked,thankful,thankfully,thankless
supply supplies,supplied,supplying,supplier,suppliers
apply applies,applied,applying
cried cry,cries,crying
tried try,tries,trying
high higher,highest,highs
right rights,righted,righting,rightly,righteous,rightful
while whiles,whiled,whiling,whilst
which whichever
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1. (a) armchair (b) staircase(c) daredevil (d) nightmare(e) scarecrow (f) airfare(g) carefree
2. (a) hairy (b) glare(c) repair (d) beware(e) despair (f) dairy(g) pair
3. Across
2. hairy 6. mare 7. repair 8. dare 10. Dublin 13. scare 15. stair 17. pushchair 18. fair 19. fare
Down
1. spare 3. rare 4 chair 5. care 8. dairy 9. glare 11. beware 12. Belfast 14. despair 16. airy 17. pair
4. (a) stare (b) stair(c) fare (d) fair
5. (a) rare (b) dizzy(c) dare (d) scare(e) glass (f) care(g) repair (h) despair
6. (a) glasses (b)mares(c) smells (d)dairies(e) pushchairs (f) stairs(g) repairs (h)pairs
7. (a) Belfast,Dublin (b) buzz (c) pushchair (d) yesterday,April (e) airy,across,April
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9. repairs,repairing,repaired smells,smelling,smelled scares,scaring,scared dares,daring,dared
10. (a) stall (b) pushchair(c) beware (d) smell
Unit 4 air, are
Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘air’or‘are’torepresent
asound(phoneme).
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘Dublin’and‘Belfast’.
Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.
• Sortthelistwordsaccordingtothegraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Rules • The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whenasuffixisadded.• Tomakethepluralofwordsendingwitha‘y’afteraconsonant,
changethe‘y’to‘i’andadd‘es’.• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsending
with‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.
Dictation 1. AfterworkinginthedairyshewenttothefairinDublin,asshehad
savedenoughmoneyforthetrainfare.
2. Pullingapushchairupastaircanoftendriveyoutodespair.Peoplegiveyousuchaglare,theystand,theylook,theystare.Hasno-oneanytimetospare?Itmakesyouthinkthattheydon’tcare.
3. IntheBelfastauctionhouse,apairofvasessoldfor£1000,astheywereveryrare.
4. Ghostsdon’tscaremebutbighairyspidersdo.
5. Myhospitalroomwasairybutthebigoldchairdidneedalotofrepair.
6. Ididn’tdaregointothefieldasthesignsaidbewareofthemare.
Answers
List Words Word Building
fair fairer,fairest,fairs,fairly,fairness
stair stairs
chair chairs,chaired,chairing
hairy hairier,hairiest,hair,hairs
airy airier,airiest,air,airs,aired,airing
dairy dairies
pair pairs,paired,pairing
repair repairs,repaired,repairing
despair despairs,despaired,despairing
pushchair pushchairs
dare dares,daring,dared
scare scares,scared,scaring
beware —
glare glares,glared,glaring
fare fares,fared,faring
stare stares,stared,staring
care cares,cared,caring,carefree,careful,carefully,careless,carelessly,carelessness
rare rarer,rarest,rarely
spare spares,spared,sparing,sparingly
mare mares
Dublin Dubliner,Dubliners
Belfast Belfastian,Belfastians
Revision Words Word Building
smell smells,smelled,smelling,smelt,smelly,smellier,smelliest
stall stalls,stalled,stalling
glass glasses,glassy
across —
buzz buzzes,buzzed,buzzing,buzzer,buzzers
dizzy dizzier,dizziest,dizziness
staff staffs,staffed,staffing
stuff stuffs,stuffed,stuffing
yesterday —
April —
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1. (a) breath (b) ahead(c) breakfast(d) threat(e) world (f) earn
2. Teachercheck
3. Across
1. bread 5 earn 6. earth 9. tread 10. deaf 12. breadth 15. earl 16. thread 17. deadly 19. clean 20. head
Down
1. breath 2. steady 3. world 4. instead 7. heavy 8. death 11. pearl 12. breakfast 13. ahead 14. threat 18. lead
4. (a) pearl (b) earn(c) instead (d) death(e) steady (f) clean
5. (a) breadth (b) twelve,breakfast (c) death,earl (d) lead,heavy (e) ankle,deadly
6. ankle,bottle,eagle,head,instead,middle,pearl,thread
7. (a) world (b) riddle(c) lead (d) earn(e) single (f) threat
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9. world,rectangle,clean
10. (a) instead (b) bottle(c) middle (d) breakfast(e) ankle (f) deadly(g) riddle (h) single
Unit 5Short e sound, ea
Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonthegrapheme‘ea’torepresentasound
(phoneme).
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘world’and‘clean’.
Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.Discusshowit
makesashort‘e’sound.
• Sortthelistwordsaccordingtothegraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Rules • The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whena
suffixisadded.• The‘y’isretainedwhenadding‘ing’toavoid‘ii’being
written(twoexceptionsaretaxiingandskiing).
Dictation 1. Theheadoftheteamwarnedusofthedeadlysnakesahead,so
weswamthebreadthoftheriveruntilwewerealloutofbreath.
2. Insteadofdoingnothingshedecidedtoearnsomemoneybybakingfreshbread.
3. Shehadtosewthepearlbackonusinganeedleandsomethread.
4. Afterbreakfast,wewalkedthroughthewetearthwithasteady tread,wearingourheavyboots.
5. Themurderertriedtoclean the lead pipethathadcausedthe death.
6. Althoughtheearlwasdeaf,hehadtravelledroundtheworld,lecturingaboutthethreatofglobalwarming.
Answers
List Words Word Building
head heads,heading,headed,headache
breakfast breakfasts,breakfasted,breakfasting
deaf deafen,deafened,deafening,deafeningly,deafness
steady steadies,steadied,steadying,steadier,steadiest,steadily,steadiness
bread breads,breadknife,breadcrumb,breadboard
deadly deadlier,deadliest,deadliness
lead leaden,leadenly
tread treads,treading,trod,trodden
instead —
ahead —
heavy heavier,heaviest,heavies
thread threads,threaded,threading
threat threats
breath breaths
earn earns
breadth —
earl earls
pearl pearls
death deaths
earth earths
world worlds,worldly,worldlier,worldliest
clean cleaner,cleanest,cleans,cleaning,cleaned
Revision Words Word Building
riddle riddles,riddled
ankle ankles
eagle eagles
bottle bottles,bottling,bottled
little less,lesser,least
middle middles
single singles,singling,singled
rectangle rectangles,rectangular
part parts,parting,parted
twelve twelfth
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1. (a) cheery,cheerier (b) kind,kindest (c) light,lighter (d) bouncy,bouncier (e) strong,strongest (f) tiny,tinier
2. Across
6. greatest 7. hardest 9. learn 10. smallest 13. angriest 15. weaker 17. bounciest18. taller 19. softest 20. hotter 21. thinnest
Down
1. colder 2. America 3. meaner 4. darkest 5. stronger 8. cheeriest 11. lightest 12. tiniest 14. thickest 16. kinder 17. bossiest
3. (a) hot (b) tiny (c) weak (d) boss(e) light (f) cheer(g) dark (h) mean
4. (a) liveliest (b) colder(c) bossiest (d) lightest
5. scream,America,learn
6. (a) strap (b) stronger,strap,straw (c) learn (d) angriest,America,usual
7. Teachercheck
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9. darkest,hardest,kinder,learn,lightest,screen,spray,usual
10. (a) meaner (b) usual(c) softest (d) darkest(e) tiniest (f) scream
Unit 6 Suffixes: -er, -est, -iest
Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonthesuffixes‘er’,‘est’and‘iest’.• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,
‘learn’ and‘America’.
Teaching Points• Identifythebasewordforeachlistword.
• Discusshowthelistwords‘hotter’and‘thinner’havethefinalconsonantdoubledbeforeaddingthesuffixtokeeptheprecedingvowelsoundshort.Askthechildrenwhytheythinktheotherlistwordsdonotneedtohavethesameruleapplied.
• Discusstherulesforcomparativeandsuperlativewordsandaskchilldrenforotherexamplestoaddtoalist.
Rules • Doubletheconsonanttokeeptheprecedingvowelsound
short.• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomost
wordsendingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.
Dictation 1. Hewasmeanerthanmostashecutthehamintothethinnest
slices.
2. ThethickestandhardesttreesarefoundinAmericaandsomearetallerthan360feet.
3. Hewastheangriestcheftoworkforasthefoodhadtobehotter,thecoffeeweaker,thedrinkscolderandtheteastronger,buthebakedthesoftestcakes.
4. ThegreatestfilmI’veseenwas‘TheCheeriestChimp’whichwasfilmedindarkestAfrica.
5. Itwasthelightestandtiniestballbutitwasthebounciest. 6. Iwillhavetolearntobekinder,asIamthebossiestperson,
eventhoughIamthesmallest.
Answers
List Words Word Building
hotter hot,hottest,hotly
kinder kind,kinds,kindest,kindly,kindness
colder cold,coldest,colds,coldly,coldness
stronger strong,strongest,strongly
weaker weak,weakest,weakly,weaken,weakens,weakening,weakened
meaner mean,meanest,means,meaning,meant,meanness
taller tall,tallest
greatest great,greater,greatly,greatness
smallest small,smaller,smalls
softest soft,softer,softly,soften,softens,softening,softened
darkest dark,darker,darkly,darkness,darken,darkens,darkening,darkened
thickest thick,thicker,thicken,thickens,thickening,thickened
hardest hard,harder,hardness,harden,hardens,hardening,hardened
lightest light,lighter,lights,lighting,lighted,lit,lightly,lightness,lighten,lightens,lightening,lightened
thinnest thin,thinner,thins,thinning,thinned
cheeriest cheery,cheerier,cheer,cheers,cheering,cheered,cheerful,cheerfully,cheerfulness
bounciest bouncy,bouncier,bounce,bounces,bounced
bossiest bossy,bossiest,bossiness,boss,bosses,bossing,bossed
tiniest tiny,tinier
angriest angry,angrier,angrily,anger,angers,angering,angered
learn learns,learned,learning,learnt,learner,learning
America American,Americans
Revision Words Word Building
strap straps,strapping,strapped
straw straws
spray sprays,spraying,sprayed
sprout sprouts,sprouting,sprouted
sprain sprains,spraining,sprained
screen screens,screening,screened
scream screams,screaming,screamed
scrape scrapes,scraping,scraped
live lives,living,lived,lively,livelihood,livelihoods,liveliness,liven,livens,livening,livened
usual usually
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1. (a) crowd (b) elf (c) parties (d) families(e) snowmen(f) candle
2. (a) the,he,their(b) him(c) con,on(d) if(e) in,rein,deer(f) no,now(g) am
3. Across
2. birth 4. candles 5. jingle 8. angel 10. winter 11. holy 13. theirs 17. snowman 18. crowds 19. family 20. elves
Down
1. chimney 3. reindeer 4. concert 6. jolly 7. party 9. gift 12. ours 14. stable 15. snow 16. tinsel 19. frost
4. tinsel,elves,frost
5. (a) chimney (b) theirs(c) party
6. family,angel,stable,reindeer,snowman,elves,candle
7. (a) jolly (b) stable(c) elves (d) December(e) stocking (f) frost(g) candles (h) snow
8. (a) jolly (b) holy(c) concert (d) frost(e) angel (f) gift
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10. PullacrackeratChristmas.
Unit 7Christmas
Unit Focus• ThisunitfocusesonChristmaswords.
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘ours’and‘theirs’.
Teaching Points• Identifydifficultpartsofwords.
• Discusswaystorememberhowtospellaword.
• Brainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Dictation 1. ‘JingleBells’isajollysongbutIlove‘FrostytheSnowman’and
‘WhenSantagotStuckuptheChimney’.
2. Lastwintertheconcertwascancelledbecauseofthesnowandfrostsocrowdsofpeoplecametothe familyparty.
3. OnChristmasEveIhangupallthe tinsel,puttheangelonthetree,andleaveoutacookieforthereindeerandsweetsfortheelves.
4. Weopenedthegiftaswethoughtitwasours,butitwastheirs.
5. TocelebratethebirthofJesusinastable,theysingholy songsinchurchandlightcandles.
Answers
List Words Word Building
snow snows,snowing,snowed,snowman,snowball,snowflake,snowfall,snowshoe,snowstorm
gift gifts,gifted
family families,familial
chimney chimneys
tinsel —
snowman snowmen
party parties
winter winters,wintry
elves elf
candles candle,candlestick,candlesticks
frost frosts,frosty,frostier,frostiest,frostbite
angel angels,angelic
stable stables,stability,stabilize
concert concerts
reindeer reindeers
birth births,birthday,birthdays
jingle jingles,jingling,jingled
crowds crowd,crowding,crowded
holy holier,holiest
jolly jollier,jolliest
ours our
theirs their
Revision Words Word Building
snowflakes snowflake
Advent —
December —
stocking stockings
holiday holidays,holidaying,holidayed,holidaymaker,holidaymakers
cracker crackers
Jesus —
Christmas Christmases
month months,monthly,monthlies
minute minutes,minuting,minuted
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Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘ue’,‘ew’,‘oo’or‘ui’to
representasound(phoneme).
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘millimetre’and‘centilitre’.
Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.
• Sortthelistwordsaccordingtothegraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Rules• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsending
with‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.(Note:The‘e’isalsodroppedintruthandtruthful.)
• The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whenasuffixisadded.• Whenadding‘y’toawordendingin‘e’,dropthe‘e’beforeadding‘y’.
Dictation 1. Onlyonescrewwasout,butthebamboohutcollapsed,soitwasofno
valuetous.
2. Itwasajuicydrink,buttheynowhadtoshowproofthatthejuicecontainednothingbutfruit.
3. Idon’tknowifthisis trueandIthinkyoucouldargue,butoncetherewasakangaroowholivedhappilyinanigloo.Heplayedsnookerwithacue,whilesippingteahedidbrewandwashedhishairwithfishshampoo.
4. Astheyflewovertheavenuetheycouldseetheirhouse.
5. Youcouldnotseethebruiseasitwasonlyamillimetreinsize.
6. Wearingawarmsuitshewentoutside,whilethedewwasstillontheground,anddrewapicture.
7. Thedoctorneededfivecentilitresofbloodfrommyarm.
Answers
1. (a) igloo (b) juice(c) value (d) suit (e) flew (f) proof(g) avenue (h) fruit (i) kangaroo(j) argue
2. (a) juice (b) millimetre(c) proof(d) shampoo,bamboo(e) fruit,centilitre,suit(f) bruise
3. Across
4. brew 5. argue 6. dew 7. shampoo 9. juicy 11. igloo 13. flew 15. avenue 17. true 18. proof 21. centilitre
Down
1. drew 2. bamboo 3. screw 4. bruise 8. millimetre 9. juice 10. kangaroo12. cue 13. fruit 14. value 16. suit
4. (a) centilitre,centimetre,centipede (b) millilitre,millimetre,millipede
5. (a) Thatbottleofshampooisgoodvalue. (b) Amillimetreisathousandthofametre. (c) Thepeachwasjuicybutithada
bruiseonit. (d) Therewerequitealotofquestions
aboutthemissingkangaroo.
6. (a) draw,draws,drawing (b) fly,flies,flying (c) argues,arguing,argued (d) squeaks,squeaking,squeaked (e) squashes,squashing,squashed
7. (a) bamboo (b) during (c) igloo
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9. (a) true (b) value (c) argue(d) suit (e) cue (f) squirm(g) proof (h) squeak
10. (a) true (b) quiet (c) argue(d) juicy (e) liquid (f) question
Unit 8 ue, ew, oo, ui
List Words Word Building
true truer,truest,truly,truth,truths,truthful,truthfully
value values,valuing,valued,valuer
argue argues,arguing,argued,arguable,arguably
cue cues
avenue avenues
screw screws,screwing,screwed
flew flies,flying,flown,flyer
brew brews,brewing,brewed,brewer,brewery,breweries
dew —
drew draw,draws,drawing,drawn
igloo igloos
bamboo —
proof proofread
shampoo shampoos,shampooing,shampooed
kangaroo kangaroos
fruit fruits,fruitful,fruitless,fruity,fruitier,fruitiest
juice juices
juicy juicier,juiciest
bruise bruises,bruising,bruised
suit suits,suiting,suited,suitable,suitability,suitably
millimetre millimetres
centilitre centilitres
Revision Words Word Building
liquid liquids,liquidate,liquidates,liquidating,liquidated,liquidation,liquidator
quiet quieter,quietest,quietly,quieten,quietens,quietening,quietened
quite —
question questions,questioning,questioned,questionable
squeak squeaks,squeaking,squeaked,squeaky
squash squashes,squashing,squashed
squirm squirms,squirming,squirmed
square squares,squaring,squared,squarely
oil oils,oiling,oiled,oily
during —
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1. (a) stencil (b) cycle(c) since (d) cinema(e) cylinder (f) circuit(g) circumference(h) parcel (i) acid(j) centipede(k) prince(l) pencil
2. (a) centuries (b) cymbals(c) agencies (d) studies(e) cyclones
3. Across
1. cymbal 2. pencil 6. century 8. agency 9. cycle 11. acid 14. circuit 16. stencil 17. cyclone 18. circumference
Down
1. certain 2. parcel 3. cinema 4. study 5. found 7. centipede 10. cigar 12. prince 13. cylinder 14. calcium 15. circle 16. since
4. (a) prince,cigar,cinema (b) certain,centipede,parcel (c) acid,calcium
5. (a) circumference (b) parcel,circle,cycle,circuit,
pencil,stencil,study,name,blind
6. Teachercheck
7. (a) centipede(b) prince
8. (a) parcel (b) scold(c) circle (d) blind(e) study (f) certain(g) folder (h) circuit
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10. (a) behind (b) prince(c) folder (d) acid(e) older (f) circuit/circle(g) circle/circuit(h) remind
11. (a) name (b) found(c) blind (d) prince(e) acid (f) told
Unit 9ce, ci, cy
Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘ce’,‘ci’,or‘cy’to
representasound(phoneme)attheendofaword.
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘found’and‘study’.
Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.
• Discusshow‘c’hasasoftsoundwhenfollowedbyan‘e’,‘i’or‘y’.
• Sortthelistwordsaccordingtothegraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Rules • Whenawordendswithasingle‘l’,doublethe‘l’whenasuffix
beginningwithavowelisadded.• Tomakepluralsofwordsendingwitha‘y’afteraconsonant,
changethe‘y’to‘i’andadd‘es’.• Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwords
endingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.
Dictation 1. Theprincewascertainthattheparcelhehadfoundcontainedacigar. 2. Usingapencil,hedrewtheexactcircumferenceofthecircle,then
handedoutastencilofaskeletontoteachusaboutcalciuminourbones.
3. Thecinemawasclosedasagascylinderhadexplodedandtheykepthavingashortcircuit.
4. SincelastMayIhavelearnthowtocycleabikeandplayacymbal. 5. Theagencysentthemtheretostudythelifeofacentipede,asacid
rainwasruiningtheforests,andinthelastcenturyacyclonehadhititsixtimes.
Answers
List Words Word Building
parcel parcels,parcelling,parcelled
since —
certain certainly,certainty,certainties
century centuries
centipede centipedes
prince princes,princely
acid acids,acidic,acidity
calcium —
cigar cigars
circuit circuits
pencil pencils,pencilling,pencilled
stencil stencils,stencilling,stencilled
cinema cinemas,cinemagoer,cinematographer
circle circles,circling,circled
circumference circumferences
cylinder cylinders,cylindrical
cycle cycles,cycling,cycled,cyclicalorcyclic,cyclist,cyclists,bicycle,tricycle,unicycle
cyclone cyclones
cymbal cymbals
agency agencies
found find,finds,finder,findings
study studies,studying,studied,studious,studiously
Revision Words Word Building
told tell,tells,telling
folder fold,folds,folded,folding
scold scolds,scolded,scolding
older old,oldest
remind reminds,reminded,reminding,reminder
kindest kind,kinder,kindly
behind behinds
blind blinds,blinded,blinding
again —
name names,named,naming,nameless,namely,namesake,namesakes
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Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesoncontractionsandhyphenated words.
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘Europe’and‘great’.
Teaching Points• Identifythattheapostropheshowswherealetterorlettershavebeenleftout.
• Identifyanydifficultpartsofwords.
• Brainstormothercontractions.
Rules• Therearetwomainusesforapostrophes.Oneistoshowwhena
letterorlettershavebeenomitted;e.g.didn’t–didnot.• Hyphenatedwordsarecompoundwordsthatwouldbeunclear,
hardtoreadorexcessivelylongwithoutthehyphen;e.g.no-smokingsignandblack-cabdriver.
• Capitallettersareusedforpropernouns;i.e.namesofplacesandmonthsoftheyear;e.g.EuropeandJanuary.
• Somecompoundnounsadd‘s’tothefirstword;othersadd‘s’tothesecondword;e.g.chief-of-staff,chiefs-ofstaff;lay-by,lay-bys.
Dictation 1. InEuropetheyhaveadrive-inmovietheatrebutthey’llnothaveonein
theU.K.—butwouldn’titbegreatiftheydid?
2. Thepasser-bydidn’tseeanythingashewasn’tlookingthatway.
3. Icouldn’thaveagreedwithmybrother-in-law,whoisahanger-on,ashebelievedthattheby-lawshouldn’thavebeenintroduced.
4. Knock,knock.Who’sthere?Someonewhocan’treachthedoorbell.
5. “Itdoesn’tlookliketake-offwillbebeforetwoo’clocksolet’sgoforlunch”.Who’dsaynotothat?
6. We’dnotseenthemfortwomonths,aswehaven’tgotacar,eventhoughtheyaren’tfaraway.
Answers
1. (a) who’d (b)they’ll(c) let’s (d)aren’t(e) couldn’t
2. (a) passer-by(b) brother-in-law(c) drive-in (d)by-law
3. Across
4. couldn’t 8. we’d 9. passer-by 10. let’s 12. wasn’t 15. who’d 17. brother-in-law 18. they’ll 19. doesn’t 20. hanger-on
Down
1. can’t 2. Europe 3. great 5. didn’t 6. aren’t 7. by-law 8. who’s 11. haven’t 12. wouldn’t 13. take-off 14. shouldn’t 16. drive-in
4. (a) wasn’t (b) shouldn’t(c) haven’t (d)who’s
5. (a) great (b)we’d(c) Europe
6. (a) Let’s,ice-cream. (b) advice,by-law. (c) haven’t,Europe. (d) great,space.
7. (a) price,ice-cream (b) trace,passer-by (c) couldn’t,drive-in,because
8. (a) ice-cream (b) take-off(c) drive-in (d) passer-by(e) hanger-on (f) by-law
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10. shouldn’t,Europe,because
11. (a) drive-ins (b) brothers-in-law (c) ice-creams (d) take-offs (e) passers-by (f) by-laws
Unit 10 Contractions, Hyphenated Words
List Words Word Building
didn’t didnot
haven’t havenot
couldn’t couldnot,could’ve
wouldn’t wouldnot,would’ve
shouldn’t shouldnot,should’ve
can’t cannot
wasn’t wasnot
aren’t arenot
we’d wewould,weshould,wehad,we’re,we’ll,we’ve
doesn’t doesnot
they’ll theywill,they’ve,they’re,they’d
let’s letus
who’d whohad,whowould
who’s whois
brother-in-law brothers-in-law
passer-by passers-by
hanger-on hangers-on
by-law by-laws
drive-in drive-ins
take-off take-offs
Europe European,Europeans
great greater,greatest,greatly,greatness
Revision Words Word Building
race races,racing,raced
space spaces,spacing,spaced
trace traces,tracing,traced
disgrace disgraces,disgracing,disgraced
price prices,priced,pricing
ice-cream ice-creams
voice voices,voiced,voicing
advice —
January —
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1. (a) travel (b) angle/angel(c) sprinkle (d) simple(e) angel/angle (f) label
2. (a) tunnel (b) assemble(c) fuel (d) agile(e) vegetable (f) cancel
3. Across
1. travel 5. fuel 7. kilometre 8. terrible 9. angel 11. axle 12. assemble15. agile 16. jewel 18. novel 19. puzzle 20. cancel
Down
1. towel 2. vegetable 3. tunnel 4. kilogram 6. label 10. simple 11. angle 13. sprinkle 14. people 17. level
4. (a) travels,travelling,travelled (b) labels,labelling,labelled (c) cancels,cancelling,cancelled (d) sprinkles,sprinkling,sprinkled
(e) assembles,assembling,assembled
(f) tunnels,tunnelled,tunnelling
5. cancel,crunch,February,fuel,huge,judge,kilometre,travel
6. (a) Somepeopleprefertotravelthroughthetunnelthangooverthebridgetogettowork.
(b) Itisterriblethatduetothecreditcrunchwehavetocanceltheorderoffreshvegetablestothehospital.
7. (a) judge (b) tunnel(c) sprinkle (d) puzzle(e) simple (f) please(g) label (h) crunch
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9. (a) cancel (b) agile(c) judge (d) jewel(e) level (f) terrible(g) kilogram (h) tunnel
10. (a) axle (b) stage(c) huge (d) jewel
Unit 11le, el
Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘le’or‘el’torepresenta
sound(phoneme).• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘kilogram’and
‘kilometre’.
Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.• Discusshowsomewordshaveadoubleconsonanttokeepthepreceding
vowelsoundshort.• Sortthelistwordsbytheirgraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddto
eachlist.
Rules • Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsending
with‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.• Whenadding‘ly’towordsendingwith‘le’afteraconsonant,
changethe‘e’to‘y’.• Whenawordendswithasingle‘l’,doublethe‘l’whenasuffix
beginningwithavowelisadded.
Dictation 1. Hewasveryagile,ashehadtotravelakilometreeveryday,tosprinkle
somewateronhisvegetablegarden.
2. Itwasterriblenewsthatthecarhadbrokenitsaxlewhileonthelevelcrossingandwasspillingfuelonthetrack.
3. ItisapuzzlewhysomepeoplehadtocanceltheirbookingstogothroughtheChanneltunnel.
4. Angelisananagramofangleandtowelisananagramofowlet. 5. IamgoingtoloseakilogramsoIcanwearthatdresswiththedesignerlabel. 6. Thesituationwaslikeasimplecrimenovelbecausewehadtoassemble
intheballroomtodiscoverwhohadstolenthejewel.
Answers
List Words Word Building
people peoples,peopling,peopled
angle angles,angling,angled
vegetable vegetables,vegetarian,vegetarians,vegetarianism,vegetate,vegetates,vegetating,vegetated,vegetation
simple simpler,simplest,simplicity,simpleton,simplify,simplifying,simplified,simplification,simply
terrible terribly
puzzle puzzles,puzzling,puzzled,puzzlement
agile agilely,agility
axle axles
sprinkle sprinkles,sprinkling,sprinkled,sprinkler,sprinklings
assemble assembles,assembling,assembled,assembly,assemblies
travel travels,travelling,travelled,traveller,travellers
angel angels,angelic
label labels,labelling,labelled
level levels,levelling,levelled
towel towels,towelling
tunnel tunnels,tunnelling,tunnelled
novel novels,novelists
jewel jewels,jewelled,jeweller,jewellers,jewellery
fuel fuels,fuelling,fuelled
cancel cancels,cancelled,cancellation,cancellations
kilogram kilograms
kilometre kilometres
Revision Words Word Building
huge huger,hugest,hugely
stage stages,staging,staged
bridge bridges,bridging,bridged
judge judges,judging,judged
branch branches,branching,branched
crunch crunches,crunching,crunched
match matches,matching,matched
catch catches,catching,caught
please pleases,pleasing,pleased
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Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesontheprefixes‘out’,‘un’,‘over’and‘under’.• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘Edinburgh’and
‘London’.
Teaching Points• Identifythebasewordforeachlistwordwhereappropriate.
• Identifytheoneortwosmallerwordsthatmakeupeachword.
• Sortthelistwordsbytheirprefixesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Rules • Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsendingwith
‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.Note:theletters‘ie’arereplacedwith‘y’before‘ing’isadded.
• Whenadding‘y’toawordendingwith‘e’,dropthe‘e’beforeadding'y'.• The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whenasuffixisadded.
Dictation 1. Theweatherwasovercastwhentheystartedtheoutdoorsearchfortheboy.He
hadbeenseenontheundergroundinLondon,buthewasunawarethatwewerelookingforhim.
2. ‘Manoverboard!’shoutedthecaptain.Wesawtheoutlineofsomeoneinthewaterbutwewereunabletoundothelifeboat.
3. Hecouldn’tunderstandwhyIdidn’tuntietheribbonsontheoutfit,buttheywereunderneaththecollar.
4. ItwasanoverallsuccessastheundercoverpolicecaughtthethievesinEdinburgh.
5. Theunevennumberofboysandgirlsmadethemoverbooktheunderagedisco,whichledtoanoutcry,asmanydidnotgetin.
6. Ioverheardthemtalkingabouttheoutbreakofmeaslesintheschool.
Answers
1. (a) overbook (b) underground(c) overall (d) unaware (e) undercover (f) untie (g) outbreak (h) overcast(i) undo (j) unable
2. (a) uneven (b) Edinburgh(c) understand (d) outdoor(e) London (f) overhead
3. Across
2. London 4. undo 6. unable 7. understand 9. underage 11. overbook 13. outfit 14. overboard 17. underneath 19. overcast 20. Edinburgh
Down
1. uneven 3. unaware 5. outbreak 6. underground 8. undercover 10. outcry 11. outline 12. overhead 15. outdoor 16. overall 18. untie
4. (a) under–underage,underground,understand,undercover,underneath
List Words Word Building
outdoor outdoors
outline outlines,outlining,outlined
outbreak outbreaks
outfit outfits
outcry outcries
undo undoes,undoing,undid,undone
untie unties,untying,untied
uneven unevenly
unable —
unaware unawares
overboard —
overcast —
overhead overheads
overall overalls
overbook overbooks,overbooking,overbooked
underage —
underground —
understand understands,understanding,understood,understandable,understandably
undercover —
underneath —
Edinburgh Edinburgher,Edinburghers
London Londoner,Londoners
Revision Words Word Building
yourself —
myself —
offside —
seaside —
someone —
sometimes —
everyone —
everywhere —
oil oils,oiling,oiled
metre metres,centimetre(s),millimetre(s),kilometre(s)
(b) un–undo,untie,uneven,unable,unaware
(c) over–overboard,overcast,overhead,overall,overbook
(d) out–outdoor,outline,outbreak,outfit,outcry
5. (a) sometimes,overbook,undercover,seaside
(b) everywhere,underage,myself,offside
6. (a) London,understand,Edinburgh (b) Everyone,seaside,overcast (c) someone,overboard,unable
7. overall,oil,yourself
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9. (a) outbreak (b) overcast(c) undercover (d) oil(e) unaware (f) outcry(g) sometimes (h) uneven
10. (a) untie(b) Edinburgh,London(c) metre (d) underground(e) oil
Unit 12 Prefixes: out-, un-, over-, under-
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1. (a) he,heave(b) row,own,crow(c) or,hip,ship(d) in(e) we,flow,low,lower(f) me,do,mead
2. daisy,chick,windy
3. Across
2. chick 3. hatch 5. rainbow 6. point 8. daisy 10. meadow 13. springtime 15. daffodil 17. letter 19. heaven
Down
1. raincoat 4. crown 5. rabbit 6. puddle 7. windy 9. flowerbed 11. worship 12. flowers 13. splash 14. garden 16. foal 18. tomb
4. (a) raincoat (b) point(c) splash (d) heaven(e) windy (f) letter
5. rabbit,flowerbed/garden,crocus/daffodil,daffodil/crocus,bluebird,puddle,crown,garden/flowerbed
6. cloud
7. (a) rainbow (b) dragonfly (c) raincoat (d) springtime (e) flowerbed
8. HaveahappyEaster.
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10. (a) death (b) cloud(c) foal (d) crocus(e) letter (f) splash(g) tomb (h) puddle
Unit 13Spring/Easter
Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonspringwords.
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘point’and‘letter’.
Teaching Points• Identifydifficultpartsofwords.
• Discusswaystorememberhowtospellaword.
• Brainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Dictation 1. Ihadtopostaletter,soIputonmyraincoatasitwaswindy,
andmyboots,incaseIsteppedinapuddleandmadeasplash.
2. Thequeenworeacrownwhenshewenttothetombtoworshipandsendaprayertoheaven.
3. Wehadtopointoutadaisyandadaffodilfromalltheotherflowerswhichwehadtogrowinthegarden.
4. Idrewarainbowofmanycolours,afoaleatinggrassinameadowandarabbitsittinginaflowerbed.
5. Inspringtimeonthefarm,youcanseeachickhatchfromtheegg.
Answers
List Words Word Building
chick chicks
garden gardens,gardening,gardener,gardeners
crown crowns,crowning,crowned
rabbit rabbits
flowers flower,flowering,flowered,flowery
flowerbed flowerbeds
heaven heavens,heavenly
daisy daisies
hatch hatches,hatching,hatched
rainbow rainbows
raincoat raincoats
tomb tombs,tombstone,entomb
puddle puddles
foal foals,foaling,foaled
meadow meadows
springtime springtimes
windy windier,windiest,wind,winds
daffodil daffodils
splash splashes,splashing,splashed
worship worships,worshipping,worshipped,worshipper,worshippers
point points,pointing,pointed,pointedly,pointer,pointers,pointless,pointlessly,point-blank
letter letters,letterbox,letterboxes,lettering
Revision Words Word Building
bonnet bonnets
cloud clouds,cloudy
Christ —
crocus crocuses
Easter —
death —
dragonfly dragonflies
bluebird bluebirds
eighteen eighteenth
seventeen seventeenth
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Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonthesuffixes‘less’,‘ness’,and‘ly’.
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘kind’and‘engage’.
Teaching Points• Identifythebasewordforeachlistword.
• Identifyanydifficultpartsofeachword.
• Sortthelistwordsbytheirsuffixesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Rules • Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwords
endingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.• Doubletheconsonanttokeeptheprecedingvowelsoundshort.• The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whenasuffix
isadded.
Dictation 1. Heshowedgreatbravenessinsavingoneofthechildren,sothere
wasalotofsadness,astheythoughtthataswimintheriverwasharmless.
2. Shefeltlonelyandhopelessasweaknesswasquicklyovercomingherbecauseofhersickness.
3. Theroomwaslovelyasitwasbrightlylitandshefeltasenseofhappiness.
4. Thehighclimbmadehimbreathless,soneedlesstosay,hejustlaydownquietlyashefelttotallyhelpless.
5. Thebankrobberhadnoawarenessofthecamerasohewasverycarelessinnotwearingamask.
6. Thehealthinspectorwiselycloseddowntherestaurantbusinessduetoalackofcleanliness.
7. Itwouldbekindtoengagethedriverinaconversationtokeephimawake.
Answers
1. (a) braveness (b) sadness(c) brightly (d) needless(e) lovely
2. (a) engage (b) wisely(c) breathless (d) lonely(e) awareness,careless (f) happiness,cleanliness, business,kind
3. Across
1. careless 7. awareness 9. weakness 11. cleanliness 13. helpless 16. needless 18. sickness 19. business 20. quickly
Down
2. engage 3. hopeless 4. brightly 5. quietly 6. braveness 8. breathless 9. wisely 10. kind 12. harmless 13. happiness 14. lonely 15. sadness 17. lovely
List Words Word Building
helpless help,helps,helped,helping,helplessly,helpful,unhelpful,helper,helpers
harmless harm,harms,harmed,harming,harmlessly,harmful,harmfully
careless care,cares,cared,caring,carelessly,careful,carefully,carer,carers
hopeless hope,hopes,hoped,hoping,hopelessly,hopeful,hopefully
needless need,needs,needing,needed,needlessly,needy,needier,neediest
breathless breathe,breathes,breathing,breathed,breathlessly,breathlessness,breath,breaths,breathtaking
sadness sad,sadder,saddest,sadly,sadden,saddens,saddening,saddened
awareness aware
sickness sick,sicker,sickest,sicken,sickens,sickening,sickened,sickly,sicklier,sickliest
happiness happy,happier,happiest,happily,happy-go-lucky
weakness weaknesses,weak,weaker,weakest,weakly,weaken,weakens,weakening,weakened,weakling,weaklings
braveness brave,braver,bravest,braves,braving,braved,bravely,bravery
cleanliness clean,cleaner,cleanest,cleans,cleaning,cleaned,cleanly,cleanse,cleanses,cleansing,cleansed
business businesses,businessman,businesswoman,businesslike
quietly quiet,quieter,quietest,quieten,quietens,quietening,quietened
lonely lonelier,loneliest,loneliness,lone,loner,loners,lonesome
wisely wise,wiser,wisest,wisecrack,wisecracks
lovely lovelier,loveliest,loveliness
brightly bright,brighter,brightest,brightness
quickly quicker,quickest,quicksand,quicksands
kind kinds,kinder,kindest,kindly,kindness
engage engages,engaging,engaged,engagement,engagements
Revision Words Word Building
there’s thereis
won’t willnot
she’s sheis
you’ll youwill
weren’t werenot
they’ve theyhave
you’re youare
hasn’t hasnot
Wales Welsh
Scotland Scot,Scots,Scottish
4. (a) ly–(2)quietly,lonely,wisely,lovely,brightly,quickly
(b) less,-(2)helpless,harmless,careless,hopeless,needless,breathless
(c) ness–(2)sadness,awareness,sickness,happiness,weakness,braveness,cleanliness,business
5. (a) happiness,cleanliness,business (b) Wales,Scotland (c) kind,Scotland
6. (a) There’s,business,Scotland (b) They’ve,quietly,quickly (c) She’s,lonely,harmless
7. kind,engage,lovely,lonely
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9. (a) They’ve,lovely,Scotland (b) careless,business (c) kind,Wales,wisely
10. (a) kind (b) won’t(c) braveness (d) sickness(e) quickly (f) hasn’t
Unit 14 Suffixes: -less, -ness, -ly
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1. (a) consult (b) left (c) adult (d) craft(e) difficult (f) except(g) adopt
2. (a) built/fault(b) Rome(c) wept (d) except(e) Paris (f) erupt
3. Across
1. bolt 4. consult 8. adopt 9. difficult 11. except 13. swept 14. adult 16. Paris 17. fault 19. wept 20. kept
Down
1. built 2. revolt 3. craft 5. shift 6. left 7. Rome 10. crept 12. erupt 13. swift 15. loft 18. lift
4. (a) wept (b) except(c) adopt (d) Rome(e) difficult
5. Teachercheck
6. (a) year,built,loft (b) claw,crept (c) draw,board
7. (a) consult (b) soar(c) revolt (d) stalk(e) craft
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9. (a) draw (b) swept(c) crept (d) built(e) kept (f) adopted
10. (a) fault (b) chalk(c) today (d)craft
Unit 15pt, lt, ft
Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonthegraphemes‘pt’,‘lt’,and‘ft’.• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,
‘Rome’and‘Paris’.
Teaching Points• Identifyeachgraphemeandhowitisrepresented.Childrenwill
needtolistencarefullyandpronouncetheendingsclearly.
• Sortthelistwordsbytheirgraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Rules Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsendingwith‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.
Dictation 1. Inordertoshiftthecraftintothewater,weallhadtohelp,
exceptMumwhohadquietlycreptaway.
2. ItwasdifficultforanadulttogetuptotheloftsoIhadtogoupandseewherehekepthispictures.
3. Theboltonthegatewasbroken,andsheweptforhermissingdog,assheknewitwasherfault.
4. Thevolcanobegantoeruptandasthelavasweptdowntheleftsideofthemountainitjustmissedthenewlybuilthotel.
5. Therewasaswiftchangeinthegovernment’sdecisionastheyhadtostoparevolt.
6. Shegotthelifttothetopfloortoconsultherlawyeraboutthebabyshewantedtoadopt.
7. RomeandParisarecapitalcities.
Answers
List Words Word Building
crept creep,creeps,creeping,creeper
swept sweep,sweeps,sweeping,sweeper
wept weep,weeps,weeping
kept keep,keeps,keeping,keeper
except exception,exceptions,exceptional,exceptionally
adopt adopts,adopting,adopted,adoption
erupt erupts,erupting,erupted,eruption
fault faults,faulting,faulted
built build,builds,building,buildings,builder,builders
consult consults,consulting,consulted,consultancy,consultancies,consultant,consultants,consultation,consultations,consultative
bolt bolts,bolting,bolted
revolt revolts,revolting,revolted,revolution,revolutions,revolutionary,revolutionaries
difficult difficulty,difficulties
adult adults,adolescent,adolescents,adulthood
left leave,leaves,leaving
loft lofts,lofty,loftier,loftiest
swift swifter,swiftest,swiftly,swiftness
shift shifts,shifted,shifting
craft crafts,crafted,crafting,crafty
lift lifts,lifted,lifting
Rome Roman,Romans
Paris Parisian,Parisians
Revision Words Word Building
draw draws,drawing,drew,drawn
claw claws,clawing,clawed
soar soars,soaring,soared
board boards,boarding,boarded
more —
score scores,scoring,scored
stalk stalks,stalking,stalked
chalk chalks,chalking,chalked
today —
year years,yearly
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Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonaddingthesuffixes‘ly’and‘ed’tobasewords
endingwith‘y’.
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘litre’and‘busy’.
Teaching Points• Identifythebasewordforeachlistword.
• Discusshowthe‘y’changesto‘i’ineachbasewordwhenasuffixisadded.
• Sortthelistwordsaccordingtothesuffixesandbrainstormtoaddtoeachlist.
Rules • The‘y’attheendofbasewordschangesto‘i’whenasuffixis
added.(The‘y’isretainedinbusyness,asnottoconfusewithbusiness).
• The‘y’isretainedattheendofbasewordsbeforeadding‘ing’toavoid‘ii’beingwritten.Twoexceptionsaretaxiingandskiing.
Dictation 1. Hewassobusyashehappilysuppliedtheclubwithallthewineneeded
fortheparties.
2. Thebulliescraftilyavoidedtheteacherandthismadehimreactangrily.
3. Asthehairdresserdriedherhairshesangmerrilyalongtotheradio.
4. EverySaturdayshebusilyemptiesherboot,thencarriesitallinsideandcheerilycleansthecar,eventhedayshegotmarried.
5. Ourdog,whoburiesbones,haddirtiedthecarpetandwewereworried,butwhenweappliedalitreofshampooitwassoonclean.
6 HeneverstudiessohewaseasilyfoundoutashehadcopiedJohn’shomework.
Answers
1. (a) litre (b) applied(c) cheerily (d) buries(e) dirtied (f) busy(g) angrily (h) bullies(i) merrily (j) worried(k) supplied (l) craftily
2 (a) carry (b) dry(c) copy (d) easy(e) happy
3. Across
4. angrily 5. easily 7. applied 10. bullies 12. litre 13. worried 14. empties 15. copied 16. busy 17. married 18. craftily 19. parties
Down
1. cheerily 2. dried 3. happily 6. studies 8. dirtied 9. merrily 10. buries 11. supplied 15. carries 16. busily
4. (a) worry,worries,worried,worrying
List Words Word Building
happily happy,happier,happiest,happiness
merrily merry,merrier,merriest,merriment,merriness
busily busy,busier,busiest,busyness
angrily angry,angrier,angriest,anger,angers,angering,angered
easily easy,easier,easiest
cheerily cheery,cheerier,cheeriest,cheerfully,cheerfulness,cheer,cheers,cheering,cheered
craftily crafty,craftier,craftiest
worried worry,worries,worrying
married marry,marries,marrying,marriage,marriages
dirtied dirt,dirty,dirtier,dirtiest
copied copies,copying,copier,copyright,copyrights
supplied supply,supplies,supplying,supplier,suppliers
dried dry,drier,driest,dries,drying,dryness,drily,dryer,dryers
applied apply,applies,applying,application,applications,applicant,applicants,applicable,appliance,appliances
studies study,studying,studied,studious,studiously
carries carry,carrying,carried,carriage,carriages,carriageway,carriageways,carrier,carriers
parties party
empties empty,emptier,emptying,emptied,emptiness
buries bury,burying,buried
bullies bully,bullying,bullied
litre litres
busy busier,busiest,busies,busying,busied,busily
Revision Words Word Building
reward rewards,rewarding,rewarded
warden wardens
award awards,awarding,awarded
awkward —
warrior warriors
swarm swarms,swarming,swarmed
wardrobe wardrobes
warning warnings
fortnight fortnights
second seconds,seconding,seconded
(b) study,studies,studied,studying
(c) empty,empties,emptied,emptying
(d) marry,marries,married,marrying
(e) supply,supplies,supplied,supplying
5. Teachercheck
6. (a) applied,studies,award (b) angrily,warning,bullies
7. reward,busy,dried
8. (a) worried (b) empties(c) dirtied (d) busy(e) married (f) reward(g) happily (h) easily
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10. (a) second,fortnight (b) litre (c) swarm(d) busy (e) cheerily(f) warrior,worried,fortnight
11. (a) dried (b) busy(c) studies (d) worried(e) award (f) warden
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1. (a) boar (b)pour(c) court (d)poor(e) store (f) roar(g) oar (h)chore(i) floor (j) door
2. (a) anymore (b)fourth(c) moor (d)explore(e) uproar (f) ignore(g) door (h)boarder(i) adore (j) court
3. Across 4. store 5.fourth 8. Switzerland13.oar 14. Italy 15.pour 17. explore 19.floor 20. court
Down
1. chore 2.adore 3. moor 4.shore 6. boar 7.uproar 8. score 9.ignore 10. roar 11.anymore 12. door 16.boarder 18. poor
4. (a) Italy (b) fourth(c) Switzerland (d) uproar(e) ignore
5. (a) know (b) no(c) write (d) right(e) boar (f) bore
6. (a) tomorrow (b) anymore(c) boarder (d) ghost(e) explore (f) Switzerland(g) comb (h) England
7. ghost,ignore,chore
8. (a) shipwreck (b) doorknob(c) seashore (d) scoreboard(e) courtyard (f) storeroom(g) honeycomb (h) breadcrumb
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10. (a) stores,storing,stored (b) wrecks,wrecking,wrecked (c) explores,exploring,explored (d) know,knows,knowing (e) write,writes,writing
Unit 17ore, oor, oar, our
Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonchoosingthegraphemes‘ore’,‘oor’,‘oar’or‘our’to
representasound(phoneme).
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘Italy’and‘Switzerland’.
Teaching Points• Identifythephonemeandhowitisrepresented.
• Sortthelistwordsbytheirgraphemesandbrainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Rules • Whenaddingasuffixbeginningwithavoweltomostwordsending
with‘e’,the‘e’isdroppedbeforeaddingthesuffix.• Doubletheconsonanttokeeptheprecedingvowelsoundshort.• Tomakewordsendingwith‘f’plural,the‘f’ischangedto‘v’and
‘es’isadded.
Dictation 1. Wehadtomoortheboatsowecouldexploretheshorewherewewould
findmorewildboar. 2. Thefourthyearboarderhadtoappearincourtashechosetoignorethe
litterfine.
3. Mumletoutaroarwhenshesawthescratchonthedoor.Nowthepoordogliesontheflooroutsideashewon’tgointhereanymore.
4. InSwitzerlandwehadtostorelogsforthewinterandchoppingthemwasmydailychore.
5. Thecookcauseduproarinthekitchenwhenhespilledthesaucehehadbeguntopour.
6. Iadorerowing,butIbrokemyoarduringtheraceinItalysotheydidnotcountascore.
Answers
List Words Word Building
explore explores,exploring,explored,exploration,exploratory,explorer
score scores,scoring,scored,scorer
ignore ignores,ignoring,ignored,ignoramus,ignoramuses,ignorant,ignorantly,ignorance
adore adores,adoring,adored,adorable,adoration
shore shores,shoring,shored,shoreline,shorelines
chore chores
anymore —
store stores,storing,stored,storage,storeroom,storerooms
door doors,doorway,doorways
moor moors,mooring,moored,moorings
floor floors,flooring,floored,floorboard,floorboards
poor poorer,poorest
uproar —
roar roars,roaring,roared
boar boars
boarder boarders,board,boards,boarding,boarded
oar oars
fourth four,fours,fourteen,fourteenth
court courts,courting,courted,courteous,courtesy
pour pours,pouring,poured
Italy Italian,Italians
Switzerland Swiss
Revision Words Word Building
know knows,knew,knowing,knowledge
knife knives
honest honesty,honestly
ghost ghosts,ghostly
wreck wrecks,wrecked,wrecking
write writes,wrote,writing,written
crumb crumbs,crumble,crumbles,crumbling,crumbled,crumbly
comb combs,combed,combing
tomorrow —
England English,Englishman,Englishmen,Englishwoman,Englishwomen
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1. (a) castle (b) caravan,postcards(c) shorts (d) sandals(e) sausages(f) prawns
2. Berlin,tennis,lighter
3. Across
3. jeans 5. salad 8. tennis 9. caravan 11. steak 12. Moscow 13. prawns 17. racket 18. jumper 20. castle 21. umbrella
Down
1. postcards2. lakes 4. sausages 6. lighter 7. sandals 10. charcoal 13. park 14. shorts 15. barbecue16. Berlin 19. circus
4. (a) jumper (b) shorts(c) circus (d) caravan(e) salad (f) lakes
5. InAmerica,wesawthecircus,sailedonaboatonthelake,andspenttheeveningatabarbecueonthebeacheatingsausages.
6. (a) beach (b) prawns(c) salad (d) boat(e) said (f) jeans(g) flight (h) plane(i) racket (j) steak
7. charcoal,circus,boat
8. Takeyourpassportontheplane.
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Unit 18 Summer Holidays
Unit Focus• Thisunitfocusesonsummerwords.
• Thisunitalsoincludestwocommon,highfrequencywords,‘Moscow’and‘Berlin’.
Teaching Points• Identifydifficultpartsofwords.
• Discusswaystorememberhowtospellaword.
• Brainstormotherwordstoaddtoeachlist.
Dictation
1. Wehadeatenasteakandlotsofsausages,sooffwentthebarbecueandweleftthecharcoaltocooldown.
2. Iwasmuchlighterafteraweekofeatingfreshprawnsandsalad.
3. TheMoscowcircuswasbesideourcaravanpark,soweputonourshortsandsandalsandsetoff,asIhadbrokenmyracketandcouldn’tplaytennis.
4. WewrotesomepostcardswhilesittingunderoursunumbrellaandthenwentfishinginthelakesofBerlin.
5. Itwassocoldinthecastlewehadtoputonjeansandajumper.
Answers
List Words Word Building
barbecue barbecues,barbecuing,barbecued
steak steaks
sausages sausage
charcoal —
lighter lighters
tennis —
racket orracquet,rackets,racquets
prawns prawn
salad salads
lakes lake
park parks
caravan caravans
jeans —
jumper jumpers
shorts —
sandals sandal
castle castles,sandcastle(s)
postcards postcard
circus circuses
umbrella umbrellas
Moscow Muscovite,Muscovites
Berlin Berliner,Berliners
Revision Words Word Building
plane planes,planning,planed,deplane
hotel hotels
passport passports
ticket tickets,ticketing,ticketed
beach beaches,beaching,beached
boat boats,boating,boated
uniform uniforms,uniforming,uniformed,uniformity,uniformly
flight flights,flighting,flighted
said say,saying
there there’s
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p i c n i c n x l e s s o n tu w b e t t e r u c o t t o nj o s h o u l d p u v r f f rb r o k e n e a n e d d i h ow k v m x l n o s i o p g i ls u d d e n l y c i m o c r it j a v t s p e c t a t o r aj p e m o o r h t a b t w w sn n o s a e r n s n i w n y de u l c n y e a j s v i z n re t m s k o w s i s t e r o zc r f b e x o v d a e r t s dh l r h e o l p s e h c y r he t t o y r g z s c o g f e ww a t e r m q i s d e n e p o
Unit 1r x f l o g c s s t r v n d s g Mw o m e n i q r h u d o r i z o nn r r l e v o l a t d n d e n b cr e o h x g x l l t n w a d e n ip e r s x e e i f e h o a l o l gh d h d h u n f y e x y r i e j uc w f t l o l e c t e q n f q r sb r M s o i c l a h m o d e t x ld h u a h c h k l g g w t e e f uh y l o r e o c f d p g e b l f si v g t g c l i y i m v s q l a ef x c r n f h f s c m x e e f o kb r a w e b z u w e s w e e f k je l a s v s e o d d m p g x l j kh x k c o m u s u f o o h p o j tx a v l s e a i c w g e f i w b fe m q r j q k i e l e a f l u c k
Unit 2
w h i c h n d n h q s x y u ty e f k e k y e n f k p t s ja y g t n o j f i b n y t b jp d s a n i m a l r u l e d fp i o s x j t m l a c p r d nl w r i s t t h a n k p p e my h s t r h y m e n l u a i ep i q h i n p t e r e s n r dk l e i l z f e i e r b y t na e l s d o m g w u v o l e ou u t t a l h l o r g i t m ct l s l s t i n a h e t l i hu o i e g u o u u s i a k a pm c h g i h l r b r p d t o mn h w n d z t p w o y p x h b
Unit 3o e c c y e s t e r d a y f rr i g z b e w a r e y h j f sl i z l h c p b l l s l d u fD i a c a y b u z z l t p t ad u a h g r r i b e e a a s iw r b x c t e i m r d h t r re h y l u h t s a f l e B s ek a p a i e s d s r e r s m kf i a c r n r u i i i c t s fo r i r i j a a p a c A a i fh y r o a n r m p p s p i d az a h s h w e e e s s r r a tt l j s c a r e r e a i f i sk n z s m a r e a d l l x r sf z c e e i l k f o g v v y w
Unit 4
s h c l e a n m i d d l e g hd e a f p t s a f k a e r b sh a d a c t i n s t e a d r xe d r t e b o b e l f u m e ea t u a w t r j l a r r g a ev g d a h e h e g g h a m t ly y x t a t l r a p s e e h ga n a d x t r v e d u y a a nr e t c h x x a e a l e a d ad h l r m p r r e n d t l u tu a e t l n e c z k t w i g cc a e b t v q a x l k k u g et b v r j i e j r e l d d i r
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Word Search Answers
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x q u e s t i o n k e r a u q sn e i j q q x o w m h s b d s xs q u a s h r r e a d e t i u qj v h n a g e a r e m r i u q su t y w e x o g c p g j c q u ei o i e y v u n s i j u l i o rc c o u s e a a l d k i t l c te j k p r i j k u x t c i c p er y h d m f u r g r r y x k e my l r z s a i r m q u d g w u it e i u q n h f b o e v e o l lw r z b g r l s r o k r u o a ll a s q u e a k s l b z c b v iq i r w w d n p m g v t r m w mp z i c e n t i l i t r e a h xv u c u e d t g p r o o f b e p
Unit 8u o c o e c n e e d e p i t n e c hm i z i g q o l d e r e l c r i c dh u n a r g p c a w t s b b u s e nd g i b i c v v c y c l o n e d f uf u a c l x u r w i e n k m x w v oc p g n l i i m v s x t r a g i c fy e a i x a n c f y s f p e n c i lp p n a y s c d f e c f p r i z y ga f j t d d p b d a r v b n i o t nr r a r u l b n v l y e e e g n d jc e l e t r i e r w y m n j q j c ae d a c s k y e h t a y n c s t s el l b t q e m c e i o a k b e i t rh o m f v i d t g e n l l s x u e kd f y w n u e c n i s d d c a c n ng i c d y e l c y c x l f o c r c ap a c n d j v a g e n c y l y i i mc s q a u r e d n i l y c d v c l e
Unit 9
Word Search Answers
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Unit 6
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s e m i t e m o s f l l a r e v oh u h x y j f l e s r u o y o s ug n g j x o e o n e w o u t f i ta e r o d u u v o o u t l i n e du v u a o t n e e v e w v i o r bn e b d t d d r m r e i a f a e ad n n e o o e h o o y r t o a r oe u i d f o r e s u e w b n L t vr n d i f r a a u v t r h o u e en e E s s l g d o n e b n e o m re v k a i x e c a v a d r m r k ca e k e d m r s o o o w t e o e at r k s e e t x y n u c a s a b sh y s a d e c v v m v t q r v k tr o y n u n a b l e a z c h e x pq n u n d e r g r o u n d r o i lk e f d n a t s r e d n u m y z m
Unit 12
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Unit 13
t h e y l l v e t y f d n b t t bt w o u l d n t a g t o e w m n ne l p e s t b q e q r c y w a s di e t o b v h c r e a z r k e e cf s h y p p r f g u g r a r r o wo w a l y b f n s d n s u d c d ad y i g s o a e m i g n n p e g ap o h r e h e g u s e t a p c k de i h k o a c o u g c n J a i p rt c a w d v a z d r i e e s f e ii t a q t e r w c a v r c s h c va n m r n n t t a c d a i e g i el s m w d t m s n e a h r r f o i
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Unit 10
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Unit 14t l u s n o c k o e r o c s co g j m h a r e r u p t g u ut p e w t e s p h t x r b o gw b p f v z t t f p m q a t uc o o o s b a i l j i p v e pe l l f h t l u c i f f i d yt t a e i t k e c r e p t i dl f l w f d l x f i a r o o ru q i e t d c u j t i f a r aa f s w r l b h d u y r t o wf o p a s s i r a a d o p t so t o e o h z u d l s i r a Pi b v u m a s o b o k p e x zo y l o q o t i v e x c e p tt p e w s p R f r z m o r e a
Unit 15
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Unit 17
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Unit 18
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